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Graduate What is the real meaning of lengh contraction of SR
1. in fact ,I used to think the length of the contraction of the SR is just direction of movement. but now i think the length of contraction is about total moving coordinate system. 2,I am sure that the relative motion is the movement of the two universes(time-space system). so there are not...- timeanalyser
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Graduate What is the real meaning of lengh contraction of SR
1, No, i don't think so. two laser gates across the path of the sphere just prove that lengh contraction is correct but not one-dimension lengh contraction is ture. if the physics reality is 2 or 3-dimensions lengh contractions , how the 2 laser gates can prove? 2,you can image that the spheres...- timeanalyser
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Graduate What is the real meaning of lengh contraction of SR
No observation can be proved that existence of the oblate spheroid stars, but if you tell me that moving object appears visually to be rotated, you should explain #4-2 first.- timeanalyser
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Graduate What is the real meaning of lengh contraction of SR
1, this is a transparent sphere ,so it will not be seen as a sphere(but real oblate spheroid). you can easily distinguish the difference. 2, Imagine a laser beam along the running track,what will happen? if it turn to a real oblate spheroid, the light will refraction, but it is inconceivable...- timeanalyser
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Graduate What is the real meaning of lengh contraction of SR
Assume a spherically symmetric transparent objects relative to the observer high-speed motion, what the observer will see? 1, a discus (one dimension of contraction) 2, a olive football (two- dimensional of contraction ) 3, a narrowing of the sphere (three-dimensional at the same time...- timeanalyser
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Graduate A question about how to understand the relativity
But this is tantamount to admitting the existence of absolute space and time. Moreover,your laws of physics can be arbitrarily prescribed.- timeanalyser
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Graduate A question about how to understand the relativity
What I mean is only to the observer O(if the guy has enough good vision), observers A and B see the instrument will draw the desired result(Line with the known laws of physics) , but to the observer A or B, they observed the instruments will be different results with observer O's. Is that...- timeanalyser
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Graduate A question about how to understand the relativity
I am glad that someone can agree the world is unreal not quite in line with common sense, but I do not know that there are no more mature point of view to establish a set of theoretical system from this perspective. If you have , can you tell me? In fact, from this point of view(the world is...- timeanalyser
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Graduate A question about how to understand the relativity
Thank you, but If the three observers individually do the Michelson - Morley experiment in the respective location, what happens? My view is three experiments are the same results. What about your view?- timeanalyser
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Graduate A question about how to understand the relativity
Thank you for your reply. In fact, what I want to say is: 1, Observer O in space, he saw the scene in full compliance with the laws of physics; 2, in the view of the observer A, the law of universal gravitation is wrong, because he will feel that the two stars are stationary, but not close to...- timeanalyser
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Graduate A question about how to understand the relativity
Suppose that there exists a special universe,in this universe, only have two congruent stars A and B, stars A side always facing the star B (similar to the moon is always only one side toward the Earth), star B in a certain angular velocity of rotation. In a super observer's vision, the two...- timeanalyser
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